Charity Whitfield���m:Herring, Daniel Elizabeth Whitfield 02 December 1785�-17 April 1853�m:Outlaw, Lewis Elizabeth Whitfield29 March 1815���M:Grady, Henry Elizabeth "Molly" Whitfield����m:Grady, William John Whitfield 23 January 1791���� Joseph Whitfield����m:Grady, Mary Joseph Whitfieldcirca 1755���m:Grady, Mary Mary Whitfield����m:Grady, John Mary Whitfieldcirca 1710�- 20 December 1791�m:Grady, John Patience Whitfield 1709 Bertie County, NC 1770� m:Outlaw, Edward III Susan "Smithie" Whitfield����m:Grady, Hatch Winfield William Whitfield����m:Grady, Olive William Whitfield cir ca 1685�c 1735� Goodman, Elizabeth William Whitfield ���m:Williams, Hester William Whitfield 23 January 1791���m:Outlaw, Nancy ****************************************************************************** **** Sue in CA

I am interested in a copy. It seems you may be getting yourself into something. In fact, I like to get all the information that I can on the lines that I am looking up Kornegay, Simmons, Bowden, Grant, Westbrook, Williams, and Goodson. are the main lines that I am searching. Thanks Ruth At 08:53 AM 6/13/98 -0400, you wrote: >Hi i would like to have a copy of the book, but it will have to for now. My >husband just had surgery and we are a little short. would like to have the >Kornegay gedcom if you please. If you would like me to finish typing any more >of the Civil War info or the other family sheets info please say. If not it >will save me the time. Love Barbara > > >==== KORNEGAY Mailing List ==== >To view Kornegay Web Pages go to http://www.ddaccess.com/jbquinn/Kornegay.htm >

Hi Barbara, Please don't stop with the posting of the war info on certain Kornegay men. It is definitely being filed by many of us here on the mail-list. I appreciate you doing that for us. Sue in CA

Sue - I am going through my messages this morning when I saw yours. I missed the first one about the "us" and "sa", but my opinion would be that there was a little gender-bending going on with the family history writers. A name ending with the letters "us" generally indicates a man and "sa" indicates a woman. Wouldn't be the first time a man was written down as a woman or vice versa. Jerry SUEMEINHRT@aol.com wrote: > > Hi Matt, > > Now I liked that about the "us' & "sa. Quaint! So if you are alive, it is > Narcissus and if you are dead, it is Narcissa. Got it. I learned something > new. > > I also have a Narcissia in my line. It has always been a debate whether she > was Narcissus or Narcissia. In her marriage record, it was Narcissia. Just a > month ago, I found some 5th cousins living in FL who have a whole bunch of > letters written before 1900 and everyone called her "'Cissy". > > Have a good evening. <G> > Sue in CA > > ==== KORNEGAY Mailing List ==== -- ******************************************* Jerry Quinn 12 El Paso Court Hampton, VA 23669 USA (757) 851-0027

It was interesing - Duncan marring in NC. There is a Duncan family that lives near Albertson - that I ask about his ffamily and he said his daddy never would tell him anything about his family. Ruth At 01:36 AM 6/13/98 -0400, you wrote: >Hi Chris, > >I called James Grimwood and talked with him about 30 minutes. A very >interesting person to talk with. Here is his address: > >James Grimwood >826 Voyager Drive >Houston, TX 77062-5619 >(281) 488-3972 > >By calling, this probably was the way to get special consideration for >purchasing his book. I told him that I thought he probably had ordered a >number of extras for people who still wanted to buy. He said, "yes." But not >that many. So get to him quickly. I have already mailed him the $49 for the >order. He told me that there is more Conerly info in the book that didn't >make it into the Lampton book plus he is a descendant of the same lines you & >I are, so there is over 3,000 descendants for Kesiah Herring alone. It will >probably be the end of the summer before we get the book. He was 8 days late >getting the master to the printing company. > >By the way, I was able to get John M. Oates, Jr.'s book "John George Kornegay, >The Palatine Immigrant 1660 - 1711" that he wrote 2 years ago and had sold out >of. I called him 2 weeks ago and because he still had a loose leaf master of >the book, he copied it for me for $25 and gave me permission to copy it to any >library or anyone who wants it too. I called 2 places here and I could get it >done for $15 plus $3 postage. John charged me $3 postage too. It is well >written too. A couple people from the Kornegay mail-list have sent me checks >and already have their copies now. Worked out pretty good. It has 103 pages. > >Need to ask you if you are using FTM for your program. I have set up >Whitfield, Duncan, Herring & Kornegay GEDCOMS. If you want any of them, let >me know and I'll export to you in an e-mail. Well, have a good weekend. Til >later. > >Almost forget to mention it. I received a package from Jim Duncan in TX. He >has done some really good research and has done some special spreadsheets for >instance, tracking all the deeds by the different Duncans from Edmund I on >down. Also he has the place where Edmund came from. Ulster, Ireland and born >about 1730. Still no last name for Grace though. They supposedly married in >NC. >If you want the copies, let me know. I mailed off a package to you yesterday. > >Sue in CA > > >==== KORNEGAY Mailing List ==== >

Hi i would like to have a copy of the book, but it will have to for now. My husband just had surgery and we are a little short. would like to have the Kornegay gedcom if you please. If you would like me to finish typing any more of the Civil War info or the other family sheets info please say. If not it will save me the time. Love Barbara

Ruth, were is Falling Creek? I have often read about this in the Quaker Genealogy. Is it between Lenoir/LaGrange and Kinston or are there two Falling Creeks---Gayle W. Licari Hi to Cousin Callie for us. Gayle Ruth Westbrook wrote: > >From George Sr's will: > > Item-Son, George Kornegay (B 1760) besides the land he lives on and the other > property he has already received, etc. (Designated Jr., he married one > Elizabeth Kornegay, > Duplin Bond 8-2-1783) > Item- Daughter, Sivile(Civil) and her husband John Kornegay, various items > (John Kornegay > (B 1760, son of Jacob and Elizabeth (Fontaine) Kornegay). > > George Kornegay (1735-1808) was married twice. First, and mother of his > children, > Margaret (Downing) Lullum, born in England. > He second married in 1802, Mouring (Stevens or Stephenson) Wiggins, widow of > Willis Wiggins, of Wayne County, N. c. and mother in law to Jacob Kornegay > as well as his stepmother. > > Jacob and his wife Elizabeth (Wiggins) had at least one child Bryan > Kornegay. They had > property in Wayne County, NC on the Southside of Falling creek > > ==== KORNEGAY Mailing List ====

Hi Chris, I called James Grimwood and talked with him about 30 minutes. A very interesting person to talk with. Here is his address: James Grimwood 826 Voyager Drive Houston, TX 77062-5619 (281) 488-3972 By calling, this probably was the way to get special consideration for purchasing his book. I told him that I thought he probably had ordered a number of extras for people who still wanted to buy. He said, "yes." But not that many. So get to him quickly. I have already mailed him the $49 for the order. He told me that there is more Conerly info in the book that didn't make it into the Lampton book plus he is a descendant of the same lines you & I are, so there is over 3,000 descendants for Kesiah Herring alone. It will probably be the end of the summer before we get the book. He was 8 days late getting the master to the printing company. By the way, I was able to get John M. Oates, Jr.'s book "John George Kornegay, The Palatine Immigrant 1660 - 1711" that he wrote 2 years ago and had sold out of. I called him 2 weeks ago and because he still had a loose leaf master of the book, he copied it for me for $25 and gave me permission to copy it to any library or anyone who wants it too. I called 2 places here and I could get it done for $15 plus $3 postage. John charged me $3 postage too. It is well written too. A couple people from the Kornegay mail-list have sent me checks and already have their copies now. Worked out pretty good. It has 103 pages. Need to ask you if you are using FTM for your program. I have set up Whitfield, Duncan, Herring & Kornegay GEDCOMS. If you want any of them, let me know and I'll export to you in an e-mail. Well, have a good weekend. Til later. Almost forget to mention it. I received a package from Jim Duncan in TX. He has done some really good research and has done some special spreadsheets for instance, tracking all the deeds by the different Duncans from Edmund I on down. Also he has the place where Edmund came from. Ulster, Ireland and born about 1730. Still no last name for Grace though. They supposedly married in NC. If you want the copies, let me know. I mailed off a package to you yesterday. Sue in CA

>From George Sr's will: Item-Son, George Kornegay (B 1760) besides the land he lives on and the other property he has already received, etc. (Designated Jr., he married one Elizabeth Kornegay, Duplin Bond 8-2-1783) Item- Daughter, Sivile(Civil) and her husband John Kornegay, various items (John Kornegay (B 1760, son of Jacob and Elizabeth (Fontaine) Kornegay). George Kornegay (1735-1808) was married twice. First, and mother of his children, Margaret (Downing) Lullum, born in England. He second married in 1802, Mouring (Stevens or Stephenson) Wiggins, widow of Willis Wiggins, of Wayne County, N. c. and mother in law to Jacob Kornegay as well as his stepmother. Jacob and his wife Elizabeth (Wiggins) had at least one child Bryan Kornegay. They had property in Wayne County, NC on the Southside of Falling creek

Does anyone have the names for Charity HERRINGs parents? She is the wife of Owen O'Daniel---Their dau, Charity O'Daniel married David KORNEGAY. Thank you. Gayle W. Licari

Does anyone have a William J. KORNEGAY b. abt 1851 in there line. He was listed with Mary C. Williams and Blaney Williams in the 1860 Census in Sampson County, NC? Gayle W. Licari

Robert, That is a priceless story. I love it. So typical. Gayle Robert L. Kornegay - VP/Director wrote: > Milton, > > Thanks for straightening out that bit of geographical dissidence. I > visited Latvia a couple of years ago and it is a loooong way from the > Rhine River valley. > > This Talsen/Talsi story reminds me of the Kornegay Texican I ran into a > while back who thought we were all Irish because he had read somewhere > that a lot of the family had once lived in Dublin. > > His brother corrected that one by drolly explaining the difference > between Dublin Ireland and Duplin County, NC...<g> > > Robert > -- > ---------------------------------------------------------------------- > Robert L. Kornegay | kornegar@mercyships.ch | Work: 41.21.654.32.10 > V.P.-Director | rkornegay@compuserve.com | Home: 41.21.654.32.50 > Mercy Ships-Suisse | http://www.mercyships.org | Fax: 41.21.654.32.20 > ---------------------------------------------------------------------- > > ==== KORNEGAY Mailing List ====

Seems like today is my day for typo's. Instead of Kingdom of Latvia it should have read Kingdom of Talsen. Eddie

Hey guys--I was just passing on what was passed to me. It could be that it is swiss after all. Latvia was once owned by Switzerland. When my sister put in the Kingdom of Latvia that is what came up. Then I put a query in the Latvia Genforum site and the msg I passed along was what was e-mailed me. Every little clue helps to unravel this puzzle. What I am thinking is: Maybe John George was born in the Kingdom of Talsen,his family migrated to the Palinate where he got married and had a family. OR he came over with the Baron. Sounds good to me. I will pursue that ave. We seem to be hitting a brick wall everywhere we turn, and it has to be there somewhere. By the way---the ones of you I have not corresponded with before, here is a little personal history--- My name is Eddie Lynn Davis maiden name Kornegay. I am the youngest of 4 girls being as my parents had no boys I got my dad's name. That is ok now. Just thought I would let the ones of you know that I am female, have 3 grown children, 7 grandchildren, and a husband of 32 years. Isn't he lucky :-) Eddie

Was someone looking for her/parents? If so contact me at davises@airmail.net Eddie

Thought everyone would like to read this. I thought it was interesting.

Milton, Thanks for straightening out that bit of geographical dissidence. I visited Latvia a couple of years ago and it is a loooong way from the Rhine River valley. This Talsen/Talsi story reminds me of the Kornegay Texican I ran into a while back who thought we were all Irish because he had read somewhere that a lot of the family had once lived in Dublin. His brother corrected that one by drolly explaining the difference between Dublin Ireland and Duplin County, NC...<g> Robert -- ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Robert L. Kornegay | kornegar@mercyships.ch | Work: 41.21.654.32.10 V.P.-Director | rkornegay@compuserve.com | Home: 41.21.654.32.50 Mercy Ships-Suisse | http://www.mercyships.org | Fax: 41.21.654.32.20 ----------------------------------------------------------------------

At 08:28 AM 5/27/98 -0500, you wrote: >I am researching the geneology of the "Kornegay" (Knege) family which has >roots in the Kingdom of Talsen. I would appreciate any information that >you may have about this location or of our ancestors. From: Informacijas nodala <info@mfa.gov.lv> To: kcmail@juno.com (Kathy J Chruscielski) Subject: Re: Latvia info Date: Fri, 12 Jun 1998 10:44:20 +0300 For further search of your geneology you should write either to the State Archive of Latvia : Raina boulevard 15, Riga , LV 1050, Latvia, or State History Archive : 16 Slokas Str., Riga, LV 1048, Latvia. The Directorate general for State Archives can be reached by fax : 371 7 213 994. Mailing address: 11 Skunu Str, Riga, LV 1050, Latvia Yours sincerely, Ilze Stengrevica Sr.Desk.officer _____________________________________________________________________ You don't need to buy Internet access to use free Internet e-mail. Get completely free e-mail from Juno at http://www.juno.com Or call Juno at (800) 654-JUNO [654-5866]

I am searching for proof for my Blaney WILLIAMs and Frances Ann (Fannie Ann) KORNEGAY. Some say she is the daughter of David KORNEGAY and Charity O'Daniel KORNEGAY. I have two sources from the NC ARCHIVES: Annie, wife of Blaney WILLIAMS, 1828-1896 Annie, wife of Blaney WILLIAMS, 1828-1896 HERRING CEMETERY Ruth, By chance can you give me directions to this cemetery. I hope to visit the area sometime in JUL/AUG Gayle W. Licari